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HB.1411·House of Representatives·introduced 26 May 2026·last action 2 months ago

Federal Medical Centre Yenagoa (Establishment) Bill, 2018

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Overview

Chamber
House of Representatives
Current stage
Introduced
Introduced
26 May 2026
Last action
26 May 2026

Plain English

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The Federal Medical Centre Yenagoa Establishment Bill, 2018 aims to establish a federal medical centre in Yenagoa.

In plain English

The Federal Medical Centre Yenagoa (Establishment) Bill, 2018 is a proposed law that seeks to establish a federal medical centre in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. This medical centre will provide healthcare services to the people of Bayelsa State and its surrounding areas. The bill outlines the functions, powers, and management structure of the proposed medical centre. It also provides for the appointment of a medical director and other staff, as well as the establishment of a board to oversee the centre's operations.

How it affects you

  • As a resident of Bayelsa State, you may have access to better healthcare services if the bill is passed into law.
  • If you are a healthcare professional, you may have job opportunities at the proposed medical centre.
  • The establishment of the medical centre may also boost the local economy and provide business opportunities for suppliers and contractors.

Arguments for

  • The establishment of a federal medical centre in Yenagoa will improve access to healthcare services for the people of Bayelsa State.
  • The medical centre will provide employment opportunities for healthcare professionals and other staff.
  • The centre will also contribute to the development of the local economy.

Arguments against

  • There is no information available on the potential arguments against the bill.

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Federal Medical Centre
A hospital or healthcare facility owned and operated by the federal government.
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  1. Introduced26 May 2026current

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